Medicine Through time key dates and names Flashcards
Hippocrates main theory
The Four Humours
Galen
Theory of Opposites, anatomical works
Black Death in Britain
1348
Andreas Vesalius
“On the Fabric of the Human body” wrote in 1543
Ambroise Pare
“Notes on Surgery” - became king’s surgeon
William Harvey
“an anatomical account of the motion of the heart and blood” in 1628
Royal Society
1660
Thomas Sydenham
Renaissance Doctor in London. “obervationes medicae” in 1676
The Great Plague
1665
The Great Fire of London
1665
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Brought inoculation to England
Edward Jenner
Vaccination - Vaccinates ‘James Phipps’ in 1796
J.R Liston
‘Ether’ in 1846
Florence Nightingale
‘Notes on Nursing’ in 1859
Crimean War
1853-1856
Mary Seacole
Gave aid to British soldiers in the Crimean War
John Snow
1854
Germ Theory
1861
Louis Pasteur
Germ Theory in 1861
Robert Koch
Anthrax Vaccine 1881
He identified the bacteria which caused anthrax (1875), TB (1882) and cholera (1883)
Sir Humphrey Davy
Uses ‘Laughing Gas’ (Nitrous Oxide) in 1844
Joseph Lister
Carbolic acid in 1865
James Simpson
‘Chloroform’ in 1847
Queen Victoria
Used Chloroform to birth her Eighth child in 1853
1858
Great Stink
Edwin Chadwick
‘Report on the Sanitary Conditions of the Labouring population’ in 1842
1848
Public Health Act
1867
Second Reform Act
1875
Second Public Health Act
W.C Rontgen
X-rays discovered in Dec 1895
Alexander Fleming
Penicillin discovered in 1928
Florey and Chain asking British Gov. for funding
1939
US Gov. give Florey and Chain funding
1941
Sir William Beveridge
Beveridge Report in 1942
NHS
1948
1945 Nobel Prize
Fleming, Florey and Chain
First Battle of Ypres
Oct-Nov 1914
Hill 60
April-May 1915
Second Battle of Ypres
April-May 1915
Battle of the Somme
July-Nov 1916
Battle of Arras
April-May 1917
Third Battle of Ypres
July-Nov 1917
Battle of Cambrai
Nov-Dec 1917